In an effort to provide consistent support to Cincinnati’s unhoused population, the city is exploring the possibility of establishing a year-round daytime one-stop center. As temperatures drop and the need for shelter rises, the transition of the extreme-weather daytime shelter to St. Anthony Center at 1615 Republic St. is a part of this initiative. The center, which is to be run in conjunction with St. Francis Seraph Ministries, will serve as a temporary haven during the colder months.
The City is evaluating a year-round daytime one-stop center for unhoused residents. This winter, the extreme-weather daytime shelter will move to St. Anthony Center (1615 Republic St.) in partnership with St. Francis Seraph Ministries. More info: https://t.co/9tL7P9nmb5pic.twitter.com/wMzBzBfQCH
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There’s a pressing need for such year-round facilities, advocates say, as temporary solutions often leave the unhoused in a cycle of uncertainty. Seasonal shelters are not enough to address the systemic issues faced by many residents without a home. The City is actively seeking solutions that will offer more than just a brief respite from harsh weather conditions…